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Minerals are Zimbabwe’s largest single set of exports, so anything that at least maintains tax revenue and the inflows of foreign currency is important, along with the building of value and local jobs through beneficiation. So, while global mineral prices are expected to be easing next year, not collapsing, but coming down off their peaks, […]

Hon Dr Jenfan Muswere-Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Expo City Dubai During one of his plenty engagements at the Conference of Parties (COP) 28 and specifically his presentation at the high-level meeting of developing landlocked countries, President Mnangagwa, courtesy of his diplomatic charm was able to summon the world’s conscience to task.  Riding […]

Marilyn Mutize-Herald Correspondent  In the heart of Southern Africa, where economic tides often seem as unpredictable as the savannah winds, Zimbabwe has been quietly orchestrating a financial feat.  For six months now, the Zimbabwean dollar has been dancing to the rhythm of relative stability, a phenomenon that has not graced the nation for quite some […]

Verah Okeyo A new UN report shows that women and girls are not receiving nearly enough medical and non-medical support to deal with gender-based violence because only a negligent 0.2 percent of total funding goes to dealing with gender-based violence As the world marks 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence (25 November to 10 December), […]

Cabinet received reports on progress made in the implementation of priority projects for the Third 100-Day Cycle of 2023, as presented by the Ministers of Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprises Development; Youth Empowerment, Development and Vocational Training; and National Housing and Social Amenities. 1.1 The Minister of National Housing and Social Amenities, Honourable […]

The Herald, December 6, 1980  THE Minister of Education and Culture, Mr Dzingai Mutumbuka, last night called for Zimbabwe to become a more multilingual society.  “It makes no sense for a Zimbabwean to speak only one language,” he said, adding that lack of communication was preventing the people of Zimbabwe from growing together.  He condemned […]

Wallace Ruzvidzo Herald Reporter SAYWHAT Zimbabwe is committed to continue empowering the country’s young population for their unfettered development, Executive Director Mr Jimmy Wilford has said. The organisation is celebrating its 20th anniversary, having been established in 2003. SAYWHAT encourages and motivates students, young people, teenagers, and children to participate actively in advancing global targets […]

HIV and Aids have tended to drift away from the headlines as some remarkable work is done by medical professionals, community leaders and others leading the fight, but despite the immense progress we are some way off from zero new infections, zero new deaths and defeating the virus. This week the issue once again moves […]

Address by President Mnangagwa at the official opening of the 24th International Conference on AIDS and STIs in Africa  It is my singular honour and privilege to address you at this official opening ceremony for the 24th International Conference on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa. On behalf of the Government and people of […]

Hon Dr Jenfan Muswere-Minister of Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Expo City Dubai During one of his plenty engagements at the Conference of Parties (COP) 28 and specifically his presentation at the high-level meeting of developing landlocked countries, President Mnangagwa, courtesy of his diplomatic charm was able to summon the world’s conscience to task.  Riding […]

Hou Liqiang  As COP28 takes place in the UAE, we look at efforts and the initiatives the UN conferences have championed as well as the global pledge to fight climate change. Although a new Loss and Damage Fund has been operationalised for the most vulnerable poor nations in the face of climate change, countries in […]

Gibson Nyikadzino-Correspondent Society is now in a mess. A numbness is developing on the people that they rarely distinguish what is wrong from what is right on the grounds of human morality. Generally, women today continue to be on the receiving end of many forms of violence. Specifically, violence against women in politics (VAWIP) has […]

Jason Lee By ordering families to move, Israel is not ensuring that they survive, but merely giving them the option to die another way, elsewhere. I have spent the last week in Gaza, where I have witnessed a dire situation becoming catastrophic. While visiting a shelter in the south, I met a displaced family desperate […]